Owner Stories Leopard 48.

Leopard catamaran circumnavigation. Evolving from 50 years of customer feedback Leopard Catamarans has pooled their expertise with builders Robertson and Caine to design todays Leopard range. They finished the 1800 NM passage nearly 24 hours before the next boat. Leopard 47 Nusailor The Multihull Club 3 09-24-2010 0119 AM Brand New Leopard Catamaran MMNETSEA The Multihull Club 0 09-23-2010 0617 AM New Model Leopard 38 JohnT The Multihull Club 45 10-04-2009 0730 AM.

The yacht being delivered is a Leopard 43 Powercat. Albert Levy his first mate Joelle and expert crew Richard arrived in Horta on Sunday after just 115 days crossing from Bermuda to the Azores. The wider it is the more stabilityhowever at some point excessive beam becomes unmanageable.

Kevin and Jane Rush for example were lifelong monohull sailors who bought a Leopard 44 catamaran when they both retired two years ago and decided to head off long-term cruising. For Guyon and Ali Moseley who bought a Leopard 48 and expect to spend two years living aboard and circumnavigating with their three middle school aged boys pictured here with additional family crew for their Tortola to Bermuda passage the planning for their extended cruising aboard WIDAGO began about 4 years ago. It is built in composite and serves as aft support for the cockpit bimini.

For this exercise however were heralding the original Manta 42 which won the Best Value Overall prize in CWs 2001 Boat of the Year contest. She comes in at 428 ft in length with a beam 22 ft and is equipped with dual 320 hp Yanmar engines and a fuel capacity of almost 1000 liters. Leopard 53 Powercat.

There is a whole lot of hours making up a whole lot of days and we only have a 13m x 7m boat to keep ourse. This is an excellent multihull that is structured with advanced materials designs and innovations that are meant to be fun spacious and comfortable. A couple of diehard sailors cross to the dark side only to discover that its not so dark after all.

But after having coffee with 2 of the ARC ladies I met in Cape. The Leopard 44 proves that two cockpits are better than one. This week we share how we stocked up on food which initially appeared to be a daunting task.